Xage Security published a blog brief on bridging the identity gap between enterprise IT and field-level OT.
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IT-centric IAM and PAM were never built for the factory floor. And forcing them into OT creates dangerous security gaps. When you try to modernize industrial ops, you qu…
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Xage Security
The Identity Fabric unifying secure access, PAM, segmentation, and AI security in one Zero Trust platform.
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- Palo Alto, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Xage Security
Xage is a global leader in zero trust access and protection on a mission to pioneer a secure tomorrow. Control access and prevent attacks in the cloud, in the data center, at the remote operational edge anywhere on Earth, and even in orbit with the Xage Fabric Platform. Xage is easy to manage and can be deployed in a day, giving users easy and secure access to the assets they need from anywhere, while preventing advanced adversaries and insider threats at every stage of the attack chain. Learn why organizations like the U.S. Space Force, PETRONAS, and Kinder Morgan choose Xage at www.xage.com/case-studies/ Interested in learning more? Book a demo: www.xage.com/request-a-demo/
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Xage Security is exhibiting at CYBR.SEC.CON. from September 15 to 16th to help security leaders bridge the gap between IT, OT, and cloud operations with zero trust access and protection.
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Xage Security is attending CyberSec.Con in Houston at Booth 531.
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Xage Security is attending the Cyber Security for Critical Industries Conference hosted by The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) in London.
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